Name:Podargus strigoides
Alias:Podargus strigoides,Tawny frogmouth
Outline:Woodbird
Family:
length:About 50 cm
Weight:No textual research information is available
Life:No textual research information is available
IUCN:LC
Tawny frogmouth, also known as Podargus strigoides, is often mistaken for an owl because of its appearance and low light presence.
Taffy frogs move both alone and in groups. During the day, they usually rest motionless in the trees, at first glance like a piece of bark, difficult to detect, but most active at dawn and dusk. Its camouflage was so perfect during the day that it could have been right in front of us, and we thought it was part of a tree.
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Tawny toad mouth not only like an owl nocturnal, but also resting on the branches of the look at a glance like an owl, but this owl has a pair of toad mouth, a look is a "fake." Brown toad mouth cry loud, when provoked, it will open its wings and mouth, put on an aggressive look, to intimidate the other side.
From August to December is the breeding season for Frogmouth, which usually nests in trees. The nests are extremely loose and disorganized, and are repaired every year. Females lay 1-5 eggs per litter and hatch for 28-32 days. Eggs are incubated alternately by male and female birds. During incubation, male birds often release "stink bombs", for which they are also called "air skunks". After 25 days of parental care, the chicks leave the nest and begin an independent life.
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